I'm currently using the Sig P250c w/small grip frame as a duty gun. I have an identical model, sans tritium sights, as a training gun.
I'm currently using the Sig P250c w/small grip frame as a duty gun. I have an identical model, sans tritium sights, as a training gun.
"It's surprising how often you start wondering just how featureless a desert some people's inner landscapes must be."
-Maple Syrup Actual
I had a 92D Centurion many years back. The trouble I had at the time was I was used to shooting to trigger reset. The 92D would trick me, as the click of the resting of the FPS would feel like a swear reset of a DA/SA, causing me to short stroke it. These days, I shoot to full trigger return, so I’d be I’d really like it if I still had it.
If you happen to dig DAO guns, and also enjoy the p-series cz's...and don't mind dropping a decent amount of cash...there is a very cool gun on gunbroker at the moment. One of the CZ P09's from the mhs trials. Just out of the price range i'm willing to pay at the moment. But a hella cool gun imo.
https://www.gunbroker.com/item/876224401
"...we suffer more in imagination than in reality." Seneca, probably.
Where can I get a dao sear for a beretta?
Is this a joke?Originally Posted by 03RN
No, why?
O3RN, you take the sear out to make it DAO.
I’m sorry.
Ok, the DAO 92 does not use a sear, sear pin, or sear spring.
Check out the animation of how a 92 works here: https://www.genitron.com/Basics/Animations/
Ha, lol. Got it.
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